This time, a Monopoly game on your computer, as good as it knows to be in your reality. Every move of yours can be in 3D animation, or off if you don't want to see animations.

Monopoly for the Sega Genesis introduces a whole new generation to the classic board game. Developer Sculptured Software's version of Monopoly has implemented all classic options available in the real game with the only exception being card sorting and other slow traits of the real game. The other great feature is that it doesn't take a handful of people to play. The game offers up to eight players, whether they are human or computer controlled.

The object of the Monopoly is simple: bankrupt your opponents. The gameplay calls for you to roll the dice and circle the board, buy or trade properties, build houses and hotels, and charge rent when your opponents happen to land on them. The more expensive properties are more desirable, as the rent is proportionately higher. You must also avoid the long arm of the law and jail time, which causes you to lose a turn and potential profit.

A digitized hand will shake the dice and animated pieces will appear in cinema screens at the center of the board.

Monopoly have also incorporated many game options and even a game editor. You can choose between twelve scenarios such as “Trader's Delight” or “Corner in the Market” to jump into a game already in progress. Options include selection from nine pieces including hats, horses, cars and wheel barrows to entering human names and playing no time limit or short play games. The game editor meanwhile lets gamers choose to show board, set cash for each individual, assign property to each individual as well as place pieces, houses and hotels for each player.

Monopoly features:

• 10 difficulty levels,
• new variations of rules,
• up to 8 player alternating gameplay,
• Animated movements and scenes.